j ’ .l recent’ bereavement.
0 ‘Vi thsl if unemployemtn
A "' i9 recommend a tax cut.
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I}, ,.. ,I/EMORIAM
loving meénorytoé , _ 1 1, who epare i‘ilsIiT1_fe“*,‘,}[§,'3c;, 5, 1957.
9 only your picture dear 113V .
Justin bet our whole life 1-emem
‘fr*",,,,,,,.,,~y w-ill linger for- . [yo Mame the image of you- w‘ missed by mom, dad, : nswd brothers?
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"to express our sincere M and thanks to re- ?‘,,;d friends who re- ._, us with sympathy , id letters ii ’our be- . in the passing of our Mrs. John Mac-
god away at his home ‘Point on Wednesday, (1, after a lengthy ill- ‘ {I}, Banksin his 85th . point’s oldest resi-
hflwhis illness he was fre- _ ‘visited by his pastor, in Bennett MacDonald who ad- fmed to him the last rites 1., catholic Church. _ Iflgnks, a lifelong resident M, point, will be sadly , fl,‘ his many friends and “MI _ 1,, as he was affection- llllnx. n to all was noted for “V liable memory_and was
V... es in this district back mglfipst settlers. has also very fond, of music i great singer. many 8 Plea- ..l..1;onr was spent listening to ‘~. sing the old folk songs of ‘I he had a large repertoire. .very large number of friends ‘neighbors and relatives at- ... the wake and funeral and many mass cards all testi- ~lo his popularity in this dis-
"1 wife the former Mary Gal- ’ ‘ nl Egmoilt Bay predeceased ’ 22 years ago.-Two brother’s .'ck and Peter also three ill. Kathryn, Alice and Lizzie » eased him. ll to mourn his passing are , loll James, daughter-in-law, II who lovingly and tenderly. ‘I -In for him during his hillness; four stand children, Roger E- 1 Patrick and Archibald. l ‘ll luneraltook place from , home to St. Gfillrges Church ‘ lanIIary‘25th where funeral ; _u was. celebrated by his pas- , llev. Bennett Mac_Dona=ld wlho conductedthe service at the ve. Interment was in ‘the 11 cemetery. ~ ital bearers were Reginald 3,; Joseph G. Campbell, Jo- " I Johnston, Andrew- Banks, 5 .,— .. Banks. Harold Robertson. ' (IF THANKS » Mrs. James Banks and I " totliank Fr. Bennett
1 .D°!ll1ll. Dr. Kennedy, aiso all
,~I friends and neighbours l their lI_1any acts of kindness, T" W‘-l'l1!Es andmessages of ll’ offered them during
MAY ‘U.S. TAXES
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A;9co_nnnesaled BOOMER on LOARDERKAE. C°m0d3t€d. private home Cen. tral, Write Box 680 Guardian,
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male boarders Apply 233 Kent‘
Street. . I ‘ ‘ cars Leaving can LE.§T71'I§lE“1?oii“fiAMTL_ ton, Ontario Friday. Can accom.
modate three. Phone 2474 Sum- irrerside. .
__.__H_____“_____ cars and Trucks For sale 1954 1/7 TON ’1T6i)Eic,_“1T1’TZ1T:
new, $995.00. Apply Jack Camp-
bell, Carleton Siding. Phone Borden 33-31.
1953 MEfE(TR OD condition, clean inside and out_ Bargain for quick sale. Can be
financed. C. A. Cilow, Dunstaff-1
_nage. Phone 5976.
FOR SALE: ‘57 nooolfsfnifi good as new-drove 3,000 miles- reason for selling in health, Apply 683 Care Of Guardian.
1950 CHEV SEDAN, 1953 % TON Me1‘Cl-IFY, both in good condi- tion, also 1953 Fargo, 3 ton with hoist,‘ steel box, new tires and new-motor. All vehicles cheap for cash Apply to Morrison and’ MacEachern, Irving Service Station, Hampton.‘ Phone Cra- paud 23.
For Rent
2 ROOMS, HEATED, ONE FUR-I
Ilished. Dial 3277.
LARGE PARTLY FURNISHED room. First floor. 114 Prince St.
FURNISHED HEATED ROOM.
Dial 9527 or apply 80 School Street.
Two UNFURNISHEI) ROOMS second floor, working couple,
preferred. Apply 56 Bayfield Street.
FURNISHED,. HEATED. BED- room, centrally located, kitch- ien privileges, middle aged wo- man preferred. Dial 4296.
LARGE HEATED FURNISHED bed-sitting room and kitchen- ette. Write Box 679 in care of Guardian. '
HOUSE FOR 3 MONTHS\PAR'I'- ially furnished modern con- viences. 4 1-2 miles from Char- lottetown. Phone 7114. ‘
For sale
7 ROOM nous}: FOR SALE on rent in City. Phone 3910. ‘
30 YOUNG PIGS, 125 LAYING ’ pullets. Hatched in July. George Smith, Bradalbane.
SOW. WITH 9 PIGS, 3 WEEKS- old. Apply Hugh MacKinnon, Pleasant Valley.
SOW FARROWING APRIL 2ND. and one on the 19th April. Nor- bert Costello, Green Bay.
LADIES BURBERRY. SIZE 10 also light blue suit size 12. Phone 9634.
ENGINE’ ‘51 G. M. C. GOOD condition, Donald Morrison, Pinette, ‘
HEAVY ‘uonsns ‘Fore SALE. guaranteed and qlliflk t0 W031" anywhere. Dial 7722.
' TWIN CARRIAGE. CONVERTI-
ble to stroller. Good condition. ' Sale price $20.00. Dial 3611.
USED REFRIGERATORS. RE- conditioned units for walk,-in coolers, also counters. Storey Electric.
FIVE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF oats quantity hay, and straw. Raymond McCarville, Emer- ald.
ONE 1954' FORD TRACTOR AND hydrolic plow will sell outright or take cattle on trade. Phone 4587. ~
- ton, reasonably priced for quick sale. Apply Mrs. Helen Camer- Ofl. l
ONE WALK-IN COOLFR. PRAC- tically new. Will sell less than half price. Phone 7571-‘ Chair- lottetown Exchange.
VACUUM CLEANER ‘SPECIAL. $12.50 buys a complete. ‘tank type vacuum cleaner with at- tachments this week only. “/Iar- itime Compact Sales. 170 Kent St. Charlottetown. Tel. 9220.‘
“LETTERGRAPI-I MODEL: D duplication perfect _ condition. Few months old. Will sell $75- sample ‘of work on request- Box. 684 Care Of Guardian- Patriot.
STORM MASTER SNOW TIRES
Guaranteed 12 months Only $29.88 pair
Simpsons-Sears. ch'1-own Store
ITFIETETLTIEIF.
KITCHEN ‘HELPER FOR Is- land Grill. Ap_p_1g_i_n_I§1‘5°“-
Experienc- ed matron for modern, 17 bed hospital. Salary $34100, per month. Increases according to s R N. A. Schedule. Modern nurses‘ res. board. I‘00m and uniform laundry 3?-50 per month. APPIX t° Sec"Trea}sl' Union Hospital. Bengoug ’ Sask.
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FEMALE HELP WASTE‘: Cf; tified nursing _ assistan $34 50 Modern nurses res. d U-ni_ month board, room_aI1 and form laundry~ H°11d"y§. to salary increments acC0I' 111% S. N. R. A. Please .st_ate.sa1a1;y expected and q1}a11f1Cat1°“§tal° Sec.-Treas. UI11011 H95‘) ’
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BY J. R. WILLIAMS
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‘Female Help Wahted
Miscellaneous
WANTED RELIABLE COUNTRY girl for housework in city. Two adults, one child, no experience necessary. Apply Box 681 Care
of Guardian-Patriot.
Typist Cashier
Opportunity for single girl to work in pleasant sur-I roundings. starting salary and employee bene- fits. ‘Apply in person at Household Finance Corp. 292,Water St. Summer-side, Between - 5 March 6th. and 7th. ‘
Lost -And I ‘Found
LOST WHITE AND BLACK TER- rior, red harness, Reward. Di- al 145 Dorchester St. Dial 8217.
LOST OFF TRUCK BETWEEN Charlottetown and Rollo Bay, T.V. Rogers Majestic floor mo- del. Contact Firestone. Dial 5547
LOST IN ALBERTON, BOYS wrist watch. Finder apply to Roger McCue. Alberton, and re- ceive reward.
LOST: SMALL RED CHANGE purse in Post Office building, sentimental value, Mrs. Gra- ham,»150 Prince St. Dial 4783.
. FOUND; Mol~ITA.GUE...MLEli1-. ding ring. Owner may have
same by paying for this ad. Murdock Beaten, Montague.
TAKEN BY MISTAKE SATUR-
day night from Zion Clliurch. pair ladies black overshoes with black fur trim. Size 7, blue lining. Please return to Guar- dian and receive own.
PROFESSlONAL CARDS I
THE NEARLY NEW SHOP needs and would appreciate donation’s Wednesday after- noon at 114 Kent Street, Open
Friday afternoon and evening for selling.
Male Help Wanted
WANTED BOY TO HELP WITH
Farm work. Apply Box A. B. Guardian.
RUN A ,MEN’S STORE FROM
your own home. Yes! We’ll put you into yoiir own business alb- ’ solutely Free! Now you can ‘sell to every man, clothing, shoes, shirts, slacks. uniforms, sports- wear, etc. Amazing money ma- ‘king plan. No experience nec- essary, full or part time. Free c«loth.ing for personal use was ex- tra bonus.’ Write for powerful sample outfit and full instruc-
tions absolutely FREE. Dept. 325 Cooper Johnson C0,, Box 1100, Beauharnois, Que. ~
WANTED
A Capable married man to
‘take charge of modern farm. Must be experienced in dairy and mixed farm- ing. All modern equipment
including milking machine
and power separator. Good living quarters, radio, tele-
vision, frigidaire and tele-
-phone. Runnirlg water and electric lights. School . ad-
jacent to; farm. Must have good references. Must be
free’ tortake charge on May
1st. Do not apply unless
youvthink you are quali- fied.
EDWIN MacFARLANE, Bedeque .,
Male, Help Wanted
YOU CAN EARN MORE IN ELECTRONICS - TELEVISION - RADIO SERVICING - MICRO- WAVE - FM - MOBILE RADIO . . . Here’s your chance to move up and raise your income . . Today, in spite of uncertain times, thousands of RCC MEN earn more, have security, gain promotions because they have an RCC Diploma. Find out today if ELECTRONICS is for you. Ask how you can start from scratch and train for ELEC- TRONICS. State age, education and write quickly to
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Est. 1928 Box 171, Moncton, N. B.
Services Offered I
MODERN FUlVlIGA'I‘ING Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination ‘of roaches, bed bugs, rats, insects, etc, Free estimates. Phone or write-.-
H. R. QUINN, Prop. P.0. Box‘ 451 Phone 8727
‘ CANADA
PROVICNCE OF
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND’ IN THE PROBATE COURT ;he 3rd day of March A.D.
In Re Estate of JAMES~PE'I‘-
Harbour in Queen’s County in the said Pnorvince_ senator, de. ceased, testate.
To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Con- stable or literate person within said County,
GREETING: . . . . . ..
WHEREAS upon reading the
Trust Company, a body coppgr. ate with office in Charlottetown in Queen’s County aforesaid, and Audrey tMavcDIougall of char. lottetown aforesaid, Married Woman, the Executors of the above named Estate, praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore here- by required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Coulrll: House in Charlottetown - in Queen’s Coun- ty in the said Province on Wed- nesldlay the 9th day of April next coming. at the hour of tea a’. clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can .why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and an order for distribution made to close the Estate as prayed for in said petition and ion mot- ion of M. Alban Fa.rmer- Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner. AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER- ED that a true copy hereof»!-le forthwith published in some newspaper published in Char- lottetown aforesiaid once in, each week foi"Falt' ‘Yeast’ roar lsoonsoou: tive weeks from the date here- of anldtlnat a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the fol- lowing public places respectively. namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown re- said, at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetown aforesaid and at or near Clark Bros. Store in Mount Stewart in Que'en’s Clounlty aforesaid, so that all persons interested in the said ‘Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof. WITNESS Hi-S Ihonovulr Harold
I BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc. .
Bell, Matheson & Footer 150 Richmond St.‘
J. Elmer, Blanchard, B.A. 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573
M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB.- Bank of ‘Commerce Bldg
Allison M. Gillis, LLB. . 130 Richmond‘St. Dial 4747,
Palmer & 'Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. Peaks & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen St. IAN M. MacLEOD, CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor) DIAL 3361 FREDERIS (A LARGE.
Room 207 Confederation Bldg. corner Queen and Richmond Sts. (Across from Royal Bank Bldg.)
DIAL 3244 ~
W. MacDonald, J
B.A., QC. 150 Richmond Street ‘Dial 4713 B0! 472
MacPhee 3* Trainer 160 Richmond St. Dial 5573
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Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince st. Dial 6432
‘A Jos.
OPTOMETRISTS ‘
. I J. A. Carruthers, R. 0.‘ Dial 5512
123 Kent st,
_ Byron J. Grant, 0. D. 124 Kent St.. A J. S. Taylor, R.O.
Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 - House 4756
5611
Leonard Palmer," Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlotte- town in Queen’s County_ the day and year first above written. . By /the Court. (L.S.) . (Sgd.) Frances B. Vinnicombe, « Registrar.
, H. J. Mabon, R.O. Montague 1’. E- I
ARCHITECT “
J. F. TOMBS, B. Arch. ' ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.
G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A'rI,.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. . Dial 8618 Summersid-e, Wednesdays .' Dial 2936
Peter A. McNeil 166 Gt. Geo. St. Phone 4339
MUSICIANS,
Dial 3865
Charlottetown P. O. Box 513
session, May 1st, 1958 sonnell -— Apply ' A. W.
‘X
gcnéral du'|'y.
H. JOHN HARRIS, F. R. C. O. , Studio — 203 Richmond St. DIAL 4213
ELECTRICAL7 ENGINEER
E. S; CHANDLER. B.Se. (E.E.). Il/1,E.I_C., P.E!g. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 3325
MIMEOGRAPHING . STENOGRKPHY . BOOKKEEPING
MRS. HELEN ACORN
2 BRIGHTON ROAD
DIAL 6349
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
McDONALD. CURRIE & C0. COOPER BROTHERS & co.
Currie Bldg.
Charlottetown
Dial 5568
H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St., Charlottetown
Dial 6547 — 6543 P. O. Box 187 ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321
Charlottetown
CHARTERED Provincial Bank Building
ERMA P. MORRISON
ACCOUNTANT 698 Main Street
MONCTON. H. I
APPLY TO
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Attractive starting salary
150 Great George Street
of 7-8 for interviews.
EIR MacINTYR._E late of Savage . I
petition on file of The Eastern ‘
, Services offered
FAST COLOR FILM SERVICE. Koda-color, Kodachrome, Anaco- chrome, Ektachrome. Color pro- cessing, printing, and enlarging. Mail to “Color’,.’, George Wotton Photography, Summerside.
_ LANDRACE BOAR SERVICE
at Keith F. Simmons, Sum- merside East. Magic Duke 3.m Junior size. G. A. Solheim 62 L. Senior size. The finest rc- gistered landrace.
Seeds
HAVE THE EARLIEST PEAS and beans in your neighborhood by planting the right varieties. Write for catalogue. Vesey’s Seeds, York.
Wanted To Rent WANTED BY JUNE 1ST. TWO Bedroom house in or near City. (Pernament) Dial 6636.
BY YOUNG WORKING COUPLE one or wo bedroom apartment. prefera ly Brighton Area. Phone 8138 between 4-6 p. m.
Wanted WANTED — BOTTLES. Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.
TO Bonnow. $2,000 FOR TWO years. Alpply or write to Box 682 Guardian _— Patriot.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED: FEED GRAIN. R.
MacKinnon, Mermaid, Phone + 7996.
WANTED HARDWOOD PLANKS Any thickness and boards or logs. Write stating price -to J. S. Allen, West Covehead.
Work Wanted . ’
WANTED A BOAR, OVER ONE year old. Knud Jorgensen, Fre- dericton.
EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN wants work on farm Apply Box “A" Care Of Guardian- Patriot.
MARRIED WOMAN WITH 3 Children desires position as housekeeper, wages expected $3.00 per month Write Box 677 Guardian.
Charge‘ 34 Are Hostages
PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) —- A meeting of Allied and Commun- ist representatives ended ln dead- lock Monday night on the ques- tion of returning 34 occupants of a plane held in North Korea.
The United Nations command
accused the Communists of bold- ingthe occupants, including two. American pilots and two Ger- mans, “as hostages for their po- litcal purposes.” ‘'‘The“ ‘charge ‘was made by the UN co m m a n d representative, U.S. Navy Captain George Kehl, after .listening to the Communists insist in a six-hour meeting that negotiations should be at govern- ment level. .
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6 House For Sale 303 Fitzroy Street Charlottetown
Contains Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms and Bath. Large Lot Hot Water heating.
Apply A. W. Gaudet
.CiTy Property For'ScI|e 267 Sydney Street Charlottetown ‘
Containing Living RQQII1 - Dining Room - Den, Kitchen 5 Bedromls and Bath Hot Water Heating Garage Pos-
Solicitor
Well situated for Canadian National Railways Per-
Gaudet
Solicitor
SOURISHOSPITAL
0 . Wanted immediately one Registered
Nurse and one Undergraduate Nurse for
9
MATRON A
YOUNG LADY
Attractive Position Available as . Clerl<’Typisl'.
Age 18-25
Should have pleasing‘ personality for meeting public.
with all modern employee
benefits, pleakant working conditions.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP.
Phone 8517
I
For the convenience of those now employed our office will remain open Friday, March 7, between the hours V
IN MEMORIAM
AVALAH A. MacCALLUM
The community of Carleton Sid- ing where he lived; the commun- ity of Borden where he worked and the district of Milton where he was born were severely shock- ed by the announcement that A- valah A. MacCallum had passed away at the P.E.I. Hospital.
‘Avalah and his wife were criti- cally injured in a car ccident» on the highway at York, P.E.I. They were rushed to hospital by ambulance. For ten days .or more medical reports stated —— Im- provement! Improvement! Then horror of horrors Avalah was gone. Avalah was well known throughout the Island and for ob- vious reasons. He was working for the C.N.R. at the time of his death. and had been for many years.
He was an Orangeman, an Or- angeman who went-all the way from Master in his Primary Lodge to Grand Master. of P.E.I.. He would say that in climbing the ladder “Lady Luck” smiled fav- ourably upon’ him. Those of us who knew him know only too well that he reached the top by and only by his tremendous work in and zeal for the Orange Associa- tion. He was doing work in Cen- tral Queen’s Co. for the order at the time of the accident.
As Grand Master he visited every Primary Lodge in the jur- isdiction at least once; several of them more than once. He visit- ed District and County Lodges
"Chairman of the Grand Orange
Lodge Executive he was respect- ed for his ability andloved for his disposition.
Avalah was an active member of Cape.Traverse United Church. He worked with the Sunday School and Bible Class. He was a member of the choir, and a member of the Board of Stew- ards and Trustees. '
A number of years ago he was an active member of Zion Pres- byterian Church, Charlottetown. He transferred by certificate to the Cape Traverse United Church when he went to work at Bor- den. The church tor Avalah was the home of his 59111. the altar of his devotion, the hearth of his faith and the centre‘ of his affec- tion. He wouldn’t miss a service less he injure its good name, les- sen its power, discourage its members and chill his own soul.
In community affairs Avalah was always in the thick of it, working like a trojan. His fav- ourite projects were the local school of which he was a Board member and Temperance. It was through his influence that an Al- coholism Anonymous groups was started at Borden.
With the passing of Avalah A. MacCallum, P.E.I. has‘lo'st a prominent layman, a man who walked uprightly before _me_n.and humbly before God. . .
Heis survived by his wife, the former Grace Thompson of Corn- wall; (by the way Mrs. MacCal- lum has made an almost com- plete recovery ‘frond the accident) two children, Lloyd 13 years and Pauline 11 years; his mother, Mrs. Janie (Moore) MacCallum, Charlottetown; a brother John, Charlottetown; three sisters, Ma- mie, Mrs. Lawrence MaeLaren, Charlottetown)"; Lena Mrs. Al- den Douglas, Port Crewe, Oiit.); and Vinie Mrs. Wilbert Gilles- pie, Toronto, Ont.);» To you the bereaved,_ svhost of people extend deep and sincere sympathy.
His father, William A., a bro- ther Stavert and a sister Margar- et predeceased hirn.. .
The funeral of the late Avalah A. MacCallum was held from’ ‘his residence at Carleton Siding to Cape Traverse United Church where a service was conducted by the Rev. L. D. Archer. his
"minister; Rev. W. H. Brown of
Zion Presbyterian Church, Char- lottetown and Rev. A. E. Piercey, Rector of' St. John’s Anglican Church, Milton and Deputy Grand Master of P.E’.I. During the ser- vice Mrs. Hedley Lowther and Mrs. John Haslam siang as a duet the lovely “We are Going Down the Valley."
At the graveside in Tryon Unit- Cemetery where the body was interred the L.0.A. service was conducted by Rev. A. E. Piercey, Rev. W. .H. Forsythe and Mr. Gordon Ross. The Royal Black
. Preceptory service was conduct-
ed by Rev. W. H. Forsythe, and Messrs. T. J. Inman and P. G. MacEachern
The Honorary pallbearers were the Provincial Past Grand Mas- ters: Messrs. T. J. Inman, P, M, MacCaull, C. D. Mac_Phail, P, G, MacEacliei-n, F. B. French, J. A. Murray and Ernest Holm.
The active pallbearers were: Messrs. Gordon Ross, Spurgeon Moore, Ernest Wood, John Thomp sdn, Albert Craswell and Ralph Maccaull. *
The funeral was very largely attended by members of the Pri- mary Lodges, L.0.A. L.O.B..A. a- cross the province.
FLORAL TRIBUTES PILLOW . ,Wife and children. WREATHS AND SPRAYS
Mother
Lena, Alden and Billy.
Vlnle, Wilbert and Ruth.
John, Maren:-1 and family. Mamie. Lawrence and Larry Lee.
Mother and Father Thompson, Norman and Ireta
Max and Doris, E11 and Clif. ford
Olive, George, Wendell, Mar. garet and Norman.
Albert and Evelyn, Eddie and Elva. -
Aunt Ellen, Aunt Lydia and Un- cle Les.
Bruce and Bessie, Laura and Harold.
Verna and Isabel.
Marion and Preston.
Muriel and Arthur M. Clark.
Laura, Cecil and Ernest Wood.
Teachers and Pupil Carleton Siding School. ,
M, V. Abeswelt Crew.
Frank and Mildred Howatl; and Lem and May MacKay.
C.N.R. Employees, Borden
John and Maude Thompson and family. .
Florence and Gordon Ross.
Cape Traverse United Church Choir. . ‘
Cape Traverse United Church Sunday School.
Borden A.A. A.
Mamie and William; and Irene MacDonald.
The Munn family, Little Sands.
Hazel and George Lea.
P.E.I. Lodge No. 157 Brother- hood R.R. Trainman.
R. W. Grand Orange Lodge.
H milton L.O.L.
C de L.0.B.A. ‘ Coronation L.O.L.
Borden L.O.L.
Knox L.O.L.
Lady Knox L.O.B.A.
Boyne L.O.L.
Kings County L.O.L.
Hector
;
Royal Black Knights of Ireland, Central Bedeque. '
IN ‘MEMORIAM
J. D. MacPHERSON*
Friends, relatives and acquain- tances in Culloden, P.E.I. and Melville, P.E.I. ‘were shocked and saddened to learn of the sud-, den passing of John Daniel Mac- Pherson which occurred at his home in Melville onythe morning of February 10, 1958.
Mr. MalcPherson was the son of Norman and Sarah Dougher- ty MacPherson born at Dundee, P.E.I., October 29th, 1879. After having been in U.S.A. for a few years he returned to P.E..I. where he resided for the rest of his life farming and at times working at his tr ade in house painting.
He was a friendly neighbor and always ready" to give a helping hand.
He was twice married first‘, to Jessie, Nicholson, who predeceas- ed him some years ago to this marriage there was born one dau- ghter, Dorothy who predeceased him eight years ago..
Two sons surviving, Clifford of Braintree, Mass., and Stanley of Nalzlok, Mass. He is also survived by his wife, formerly Jennie Hare rls.
Four Isisters Christie, Charlotte.- town; Fllloiienoe, Mrs. Thomas Young and Emma, Mrs. George Crane. of Cambridge, Mass.; and Nora, Mrs. Char1es‘Mac_Leod Arlington, Mass.; three brothers, Thomas and Roderick of Culle- den, P._E..I. and William, New Hampshire survive.
On Thursday, February. 13th, funeral service was held in Wood Island Presbyterian Church con- ducted by the Rev. Donald Nich- olson. Hymns sung were “Oh God thou Art my God aloae”.,“0h love that will not Let Me Go"
Pall bearers were: Jack Gillis, Calvin MacPherson, Lloyd Mac- Pherson. William Compton‘ and William lV1acRae. ,
. The funeral was under the (hir- ection of R. Gillis, Eldon. Inter-.- ment was in Wood Island Ceme- tery. ' '
IN MEMORIAM
JOHN L. DOIRON
There. passed away in the Charlottetown Hospital on Decem- ber 27th, 1957, John L. Doiron of North Rustico, in his 65th year. Although in poor health for the last four years of his life he never was heard to complain. He always had a cheerful smile and a friendly Sheeting for every one. One day before his death he was obliged to enter the Char- lottetown Hospital where all that could be done by the kind sisters, doctors and nurses to ease his sufferings but God willed other- wise and he passed peacefully away.
Left to mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband are his wife and one daughter, Joan, his father Stanos Doiron, four sisters, Mrs. Amos Blacquiere, Mrs. Cla- ra Gallant, Mrs. Clarence Gallant and Mrs. Donald Gallant; also three brothers, Jimmy, Wliltiie and Edgar.
Requiem High Mass was cele- brated by his pastor, Rev. Leo- nard Ayers.
Members of the Canadian Le gion of which the deceased was a charted member attended in a body the Legion graveside Ser. vice was conducted by President, Murray Cassiday. Last Post and Reveille were sounded by Bugler David Mills.
The rail bearers were: Francis Gallant,lAylre Gallant, James C, Blacquiere, John Doiron, P. C. Martin and Milton Green. Inter, ment was in the church cemetery. The funeral was very largely attended. ..
CARD OF THANKS
The wife and family of the late John L. Doiron wish to thank the doctors, sisters. nurses of the Charlottetown Hospital; also Dr. Ian McMillan, the Charlottetown funeral Home, The Canadian Le- gion and all_ the kind neighbors,
. friends and relatives to all who
send flowers, mass cards and many kind messages of sympa- thy to all who helped in any way in their sad bereavement. A spe- cial thank you to all. . Mrs. John L. Doiron and family
EVALUATE STANDARDS
TORONTO (C‘P)—A survey to evaluate standards of nursing education in Canada has begun at the Atkinson school of nursing of Toronto Western Hospital. The survey, to c over 25 nursing schools in all provinces, is spon- sored by the Canadian Nurses As- sociation.
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